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Posted by Spider-Pig on Wed Nov 18 10:53:30 2009, in response to Questions from the eager & curious, posted by Mike W. on Wed Nov 18 00:49:34 2009. 1-3: Already answered4: Also Jay Street-Borough Hall is like this. There isn't that much confusion because in both cases they are the only station under that particular street. Jay Street though also has York Street underneath it. 5: I'm not familiar with this particular distinction. 6: To simplify matters, they try as much as possible to keep the "express in this borough and local in that one" distinction, so the B and D are treated as express trains at Grand Street because they are express trains. White means "express trains stop," less than "all trains stop," else all stations on the L would use white dots. 7: The 6 and 7 diamond trains are distinct trains, the D is not, all Ds in one direction run express. The 5 did use a dotted line when it ran rush hours only. The dotted line means "rush hours or off peak hours only." Any train that runs rush hours and then more gets a solid line. |
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